For the report, Accenture analyzed 4,000-plus startup companies related to digital health that received funding between 2010 and 2017.
Here are 10 categories that received the most digital health funding in 2016.
1. Provider efficiency: $1.2 billion
2. Virtual care/coordination: $600 million
2. Wearable devices: $600 million
4. Personalized medicine: $500 million
5. Enhanced diagnosis: $400 million
5. Big data and analytics: $400 million
7. Remote monitoring: $200 million
7. Payment methods: $200 million
7. Improved access: $200 million
7. Incentives: $200 million
To access the full report, click here.
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